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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 06, 1931

Page

7

Cottages Listed by Names and Owners at Polo Fields

A long list of cottages and owners associated with Polo Fields and surrounding areas appears, naming individuals and places from New York to Massachusetts. Many entries specify cottage names such as Prickley Pear, Sunny Corner, and Rosemont, with owners including S. A. Werner Westbury L. L. and others across states.

Laitazzi S. A. Werner Westbury L. L Andina Withaen G Sula W New York Burton Frank V Wintercroft Greenville St Rosemont Everett L Live Oak James F Washington, D Curtis Hayne Ave C. P Dixon Chesterfield St Clarence Mont Calico Yale Sunny Corner X Russell Grace House Polo Fields Gray Albert Z High Top Mars W. Frazier Chestnut Hill Fairfield St Hass Tebert Indianapolis Ind Hassler Hastings Thos Horsehaven Hitcheochws Mon Repos Hofm Eustis Aiken Hofmann Selin C. Oliver Glenhead Hopelands Jerome Grosse Pointe Mich Pine Montclair N. J Polo Field McCormick Robert R Chicago Whitehall McCoy Milton Horn Wyoming Polo Ranch George H Dayton Ohio the Pillars George Ford Shrewsbury Glendale Hugh A. Neweeeeee Colleton Ave Niblack Austin Katherine Deb J. A. Cincinati Winthrop Allamuchy Ridgely Hall Harry W Columbiaville N. Y Courtland Soutter C. B Cedar Rapids Iowa Onawa Stevens Joseph Jericho L. I le Arms F. Wallis Philadelphia White Gate Allan Case Andrews J. N Bethesda Terrace View Sweeney John S Orange Anderson Bullard William N Lenox Mass Bell Vue Oscar Williams Beyer, Earle Scarboro-On-Hudson Mountcastle Oyd Cecil L. J Twilldo Permenter Avy Elizabeth Potter Scotty Lea S. Schulhofer Chez Curtis Shop Washington,d. C L. Holley Ghisolm Hugh Doubleday Rhoda Tanner N. G. Davis Dierks Herman Lyon de Copper Barclay Walnut Croft E. S. Croft Eaton Walter B Maryland F. Schulhofer English John Schenectady Busbee Cottage South Boundary George Hofmann Cottage Fair Howard C Kingston Fish Hamilton W Garrison-on-Hudson Thorncliff Fowler Forbes, Allen Boston Greengate Lorenz Wrigdenheim N. H Brown Barnwell Ave Gilleautteau Joseph P M. E Chafee Hackson Adele Hager Cincinnati Lancaster St Hendrickson B. C Daytonia Albea Howe Richard F Archer York Street Howard George R Buffalo Willcox Howell H Rose Mary R. Taylor Geo. E Pinkerton King Memphis Tenn Polo Vista Lyon) Lewis Claire B Hempstead the Pedges Ford Philadellhia Henry Busth York Rd Melwan Edward B Washington, D. C Goss J. B. Salley McKim Robert V MacKrell Manning John A Albany Swallow Hines Massey Gordon G Sandhurst Kramer Mellon Charles Henry Convent Roman) Pyne Grafton Azalea Villa Roman) Parsons Schuyler Norwood Laird) Patter E. N. Jr Romanes & Patterson May Richards Lloyd Rye Willisdrum House Rowland Edward J Butt Salmon Walter J Ray Whiskey Road Smith Marsden S. A. Wise) Smith J. Hopkins, Jr Hood

The Individual and His Bank

R C Stephenson discusses banking supervision as a public good. He cites ABA support for government oversight of national and state banks, the role of Comptroller of the Currency, and the need for independent, well paid banking departments. Depositors must still judge banks personally for safety and reliability.

American Bankers Association Bankers’ Organizations Washington United States

How Ex Service Men May Procure Loans

The article outlines new federal loan provisions for World War II era veterans with Adjusted Service Certificates. It notes minimum loan value at 50 percent of face value, maximum interest at 4.14 percent, and a two year wait before borrowing. Applications use Veteran’s Note Form 1185 and go to the U S Veterans Bureau regional office in Columbia South Carolina unless already handled by another office. Veterans with existing loans receive reduced new loan value by prior principal plus interest. The message urges careful filing and asks veterans not to rush requests unless needy.

S. C. Groeschel U. S. Veterans Bureau Columbia Congress U. S. Veterans’ Bureau South Carolina S. C Jene Joan

Bank Deposit Guaranty Law Denounced by Banker

A banker argues against deposit guaranty laws calling them snare and delusion. He says such schemes weaken bank solvency and depositor safety, comparing them to false insurance and urging competent supervision and tailored territorial banking restrictions as the sane alternative.

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Aiken Cottage Hitchcock Cottages Averell Price Wycliffe Wisteria Harry Worcester Woolworth House John L Senneville Quebec Palmetto Inn Magedorn William Chewink Rome C. Stephenson R. C Stephenson U. S Veterans’ Bureau Washington, D.C Central Office U.S. Veterans’ Bureau Main Street Colmabin C. Groeschel 8. C L. L. Toney Merchant Tailor Aiken, S. C. East Hayne Avenue VITA_CREME MILLING CO, Inc Purina Clarke General Motors Chevrolet F. O. B. Flint Jay-Mac Cherolet Company Flint Michigan
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